Sentence examples similar to complicate the perspective from inspiring English sources
She has an older version of each personage on hand to dispute contentious statements – "I never said that!" – and complicate the general perspective on events.
Such shifts in perspectives complicate the applications of our concepts of irrigation efficiency (IE), water use efficiency (WUE) and water productivity (WP).
This attitude will not only complicate the physician-patient relationship, but also aggravate claimants return to work perspectives.
… All the different perspectives on the "correct" way to find a job complicate the process even more.
And usually they do so to effect, shifting the perspective slightly, complicating the significance of the whole.
(Trial Manager 4) There was a concern from one respondent (an Ethics Committee Chair) who perceived there to be no additional value by including experiences of others and that it complicated the process by introducing the perspectives of others when ultimately the decision lies with that individual and should be based on their own values and preferences.
We believe that the ergonomic qualities of this device are numerous: high sensitivity and discrimination properties of the tongue, low power consumption, usage of a less recruited sensory channel, possibility of displaying more complicated signals and the perspective of converging towards a sensory-motor device.
From a clinical perspective, this naturally complicates the interpretation of tests, since "positive" findings may thus be attributed to measurement error.
The feedback she got on Independent Visions/Feminist Perspectives reinforced how complicated the issues are.
Further complicating the overall definition of quality is the different perspectives of the various responder organizations that are involved.
